The house of representatives has asked the Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) to stamp out substandard building materials from Nigerian markets.
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The Punch on MSNReps to probe SON over substandard building materialsThe House of Representatives on Tuesday resolved to probe allegations about Standard Organisation of Nigeria's reversal of its decision to shut down 18 companies found wanting in the production and ...
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Daily Post Nigeria on MSNReps pass Tinubu’s tax reform billsNigeria's House of Representatives on Tuesday passed for third reading, the four tax reform bills sent to the National Assembly in October 2024 by ...
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Daily Post Nigeria on MSNHardship: Nigerian House of Reps members donate N705m to TinubuMembers of the Nigerian House of Representatives have donated 705 million naira, amounting to 50% of their basic salaries ...
Here are the seven top business stories you need to track this week — March 17 to March 21REPS OKAYS TAX REFORM BILLS, KEEP ...
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Legit.ng on MSNReps Recover N28.7 Billion From Seplat, Other Oil Firms as Another Company Leaves NigeriaThe House of Reps has revealed the recovery of N28.7 billion from two oil firms owed to the Federation Account, saying about ...
The House of Representatives has disclosed that Seplat Production Development Limited and Chorus Energy Limited have paid N28 ...
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas, has, on behalf of the members of the House, donated the ...
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The Punch on MSNReps break fast with Tinubu, donate N705m half salariesThe leadership of the House of Representatives, on Monday, joined President Bola Tinubu to break fast at Aso Rock, pledging ...
Members of the House of Representatives have donated N705,000,000 from their salaries to augment the humanitarian engagements of President Bola ...
Vice President Kashim Shettima has called on leaders of the National Assembly to uphold the sacred responsibility of ...
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Tribune Online on MSNSubstandard materials: Reps probe SON over reversal of shutdown decision on 18 firmsThe House of Representatives on Tuesday unveiled plans to investigate the activities of the Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) over the reversal of its decision to shut down 18 companies found ...
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